Egyptian Star Oracle

Based on ancient Egyptian texts which predate the Persian horoscope, the Abramic religions, and the tarot, this oracle derives from the stories of the primordial powers or decans. The book explains what each symbol on the cards means, gives card meanings, history, and rituals. Travis at his geeky best.
Card size: 3 1/2 x 5 inches
Contains: 42 cards and instruction book in cardboard storage box

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The Egyptian Star Oracle is the first of its kind: an oracle deck that uses only authentic Egyptian artwork, spells, translations, names, and meanings to create a divination tool that is entirely Egyptian.

The Egyptian Star Oracle is not merely an “Egyptian themed” deck, it is an authentic Egyptian Oracle, utilizing astrology as it was originally practiced in 2400 BC, with all Greek, Persian, and Hebrew influences stripped away.

The foundation of this deck is the astrology practiced by the ancient “star priests” of Asyut for divination and evocation of the thirty-six unwavering stars known as "decans”. The cards are packed with information, transformative energy, and ritual magic details. Seasoned readers of the classic tarot will find many parallels between the meanings of this deck and the cards of the Minor Arcana. At the core of this deck are the thirty-six decans of Egyptian astrology. Each decan represents both a specific star and a deity. These are not the same as the thirty-six decans of modern astrology, although they are connected.

Produced with exceptional detail, the Egyptian Star Oracle features 42 cards printed in full-color with gilded edges, an extensive guidebook, and comes with a small Eye of Horus charm all packaged in a sarcophagus-shaped boxed adorned with motifs of Egyptian art. Renowned occultist and best-selling author Travis McHenry has sourced all the images on these cards from ancient Egyptian artwork, including papyrus, pottery, and from the walls of tombs. The background of each card contains a snippet of texts that the author personally gathered from the Pyramid of Teti in Saqqara. Each card includes historical details, meaning, and ritual uses.

This oracle set is ideal for art lovers, those fascinated with ancient Egypt, tarot historians, and collectors alike.